Methods for calculating the light scattering properties of nonspherical particles are reviewed, and applications to particle characterization are considered. Angular scattering results are given for particles in fixed and random orientations. These include the Mueller matrix representation and quasi-three-dimensional computer generated plots. Spectral (wavelength-dependent) scattering results are shown for spheres, a spheroid, and a glass fiber. Applications of spectral scattering to characterizing polydisperse suspensions are discussed.
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